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No real need for an oil filter until Klaatu and Gort turn the power back on.Originally posted by T. Cotten View Post
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You caught that its a movie still, DropTop!
The Day the Earth...... ?
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Never having any of the hardware in hand, Folks,..
And only Eighties swap-meet memories of side-mount tanks sitting in milk crates, and our Spare Parts books that we all have to go by...
It appears the side-mount tanks had a cap, but not a filter until the DuoGlide era, when the lines should have been switched to flexible as well.
And that's only my guess. Those who know aren't sharing.
....Cotten
PS: I haven't really seen the movie. Did it start first kick?
PPS: You don't need to look down if you know what you're doing...
midriff kick.jpgLast edited by T. Cotten; 03-06-2021, 10:35 PM.AMCA #776
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Yeah... it starts first kick... once the aliens turn the Earth's electrical flow back on. Until that time, the poor cop did a lot of kickin'Originally posted by T. Cotten View PostComment
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Vintage Pic of the Day - March 8, 2021
Still time for some down right cold rides in this world. This fella has some robust looking bits there.
What are we looking at here with this fine looking Indian?
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Droptop's #694 image of the motor cop in traffic I noticed the front fender badge as MP DC. I seem to remember from that film that the space ship landed in Washington DC so I am assuming this is an authentic Metropolitan Police - District of Columbia panhead. I can't makeup the address on the apartment building in the background but it does resemble many along Connecticut and Massachusetts Avenues in DC.Originally posted by droptopford View Post
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[QUOTE=ihrescue;n282845]Vintage Pic of the Day - March 8, 2021
Still time for some down right cold rides in this world. This fella has some robust looking bits there.
What are we looking at here with this fine looking Indian?
Mike Love
1 and 1/2 flat tires
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Yes that is a good observation. Kids often had to work but kids found a way to enjoy themselves mostly because they have yet developed the expectation of something different. Interesting you mention Baltimore and probably around the time this photo was taken was a big migration destination between the 1920 and 1960. Baltimore became a job rich environment as a port as well as a major steel manufacturing and auto assembly hub as well as many other industries. HaHa my father never made the trip and kept working in the coal mines of West Virginia until WWII in 1942 as a 28 YO he enlisted. Baltimore was tough before but after all those industries left they really have not recovered.Originally posted by BigLakeBob View Post
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[QUOTE=BigLakeBob;n282854]HaHa but only flat on one side I hear. You often see old motorcycle tires less than full of air. I guess there could be a lot of reasonsOriginally posted by ihrescue View Post
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That Indian with the disc covers on the wheels looks to have UK plates, and the KN series ran August 1917 through July 1920.Comment
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